Penderecki/ Pasichnyk/ Wpo/ Wit - Canitcum Canticorum Salomnis / KosmogoniaThe range of Penderecki's music is exemplified by this disc, which presents five works written over a period of nearly 40 years. Hymne an den heiligen Adalbert was composed in 1997 and evokes the martyred eighth century Bishop of Prague through spare but fervent gestures. More austere, but intense in it's focus, is Song of the Cherubim, whilst Canticum Canticorum Salomis is a richly sensuous exploration of the Song of Songs. Kosmogonia explores a

'Hard Working Man' and 'I Can't Get Used to Losing Your Love'

Ensemble Col legno has performed across Spain and has recently started projects in Europe

This disc represents the first American release for Dutch saxophonist Luc Houtkamp

While the elegy provides the perfect space for reflection

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2023 album from three-time Grammy award-winning recording artist Olivia Rodrigo

extraordinary legacies to grace America's illustrious music history

Brahms' Ein deutsches Requiem was initially conceived as a 'cantata of grief' - it was the death of his mother and the desire to create a memorial to his friend Robert Schumann that makes this music so intensely personal

with his Italianate approach to art

the youngest son of great Wolfgang Amadeus

As an inspiration for the program served her historical role model

The sophomore offering by Julie Carpenter's textural orchestral entity Less Bells takes it's title from a storied strain of decorative objects worn in remembrance of lost loved ones: Mourning Jewelry